I'm saying we get
Him back.
I have 0 inside information.
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I'm saying we get
Him back.
I have 0 inside information.
I will speak for ISID: **** that shitbird!
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Zero. Zero. Zero
There is a ZERO chance he ever plays for State.
Several of the people on here will say no, but I would take him in a second.
The more pressing issue is this upcoming season and we need to go after this Oregon WR that was just dismissed. I know he has baggage, that's why he's available. Give me Hodges and this Oregon WR and all of the sudden, we can have a good year.
Here's my honest yet likely unpopular take on the situation:
- Their is zero chance he ever wears MSU's jersey.
- That being said, I don't know the kid but do know people that know him very well. My friend, due to the position he is in, asked AJ straight to his face what he got from OM & AJ told him 315K. That being said, my friend, who has absolutely no bias in this situation, due to being from another part of the country, says that AJ is a really good kid & basically made the point that what reasonable person would turn down $315 K to play college football? He said, if you go around Starkville HS & ask the teachers about AJ, they will tell you that he is a great kid.
That's what I have from an inside source. He declares that AJ is a great kid that was offered 315K to play college football & would've been dumb to not accept it.
Take that for what it's worth. I want to demonize AJ as well, but my source is a really good authority on this that I trust. Again, he has ZERO bias.
17 him and the whorse he rode to Oxfart on!!
Nobody wants AJ
Don't want him
as my Granny Lula Mae used to say "Piss on 'em"!
is NONE! Our coaches wouldn't go there. I think Mullen washed his hands of AJ and I'm thankful. **** AJ Brown. He made that bed, let the mf'er lie in it.
There is a guy on Twitter saying his brother plays on OM team and was told that AJ, Shea and Little were all considering transfers if they get a second year bowl ban. Which is going to happen.
Zero.....but it brings up an interesting question, has any player ever worn both a rebel uniform and a State uniform?
Seriously don't want him!
I think he would be bad for the locker room environment plus we are gaining traction on some good WR's. Let him have his 315k and a series of 3-4 win seasons. He turned his back on his home town and talked shit directly about MSU and the coaching staff publicly. No. That being said there are some good athletes that are actually good people that I would accept at MSU. But I don't have a say in all that.
I've heard through the grapevine he's asked to come play for us and Mullen told him don't let the door hit you on the way out.
Better chance of Jerry Rice catching a pass for msu. Then AJ Brown playing for state
Breck Tyler played for both teams back in the 70's
Never heard of her
I'd take him then put his butt on the bench for the rest of his college career.
Zero!
But let me address the underlying assertion all of these questions are built on. Some of you think "this 2017 MSU team has deficiencies that would be solved by just one or two transfers". While I understand the fantasy I want to caution you. Yes, I know that Brandon Hodges is supposed to sign any day now and single handily make our OL formidable. But remember Brandon Maye?
One player very seldom changes very much about a team unless they are a QB or star RB. Plus, transferring players can upset locker room morale or delay the development of other players. For every guy that comes in and immediately becomes the starter there were two or three players who were working their arse off for that spot. What I'm saying is avoid the quick fixes. That's what got OM in trouble.
Before there was a Big 3 in 2013 for OM they were grabbing Masoli and any other transfer they could hep. Let Mullen build the team the right way. Our coaching staff is already doing a better job recruiting and the OM fallout is just beginning.
If here were willing to come back here & redshirt for year, keep his mouth shut, & be a good teammate, then I'd consider taking him. That said, it ain't happening
He wouldn't even be eligible to play here in 2017, so what the downside of making him redshirt & play on the practice squad for a year?
He burned bridges with our coaching sfaff and I don't foresee them being built back. I agree with some others.... He can play somwhere else or stay at OM.. His call.
Either Todd4State or Shotgun mentioned a player in reply to something I said in another thread. We've had productive transfers from Ole Miss before.
FWIW, I'm all for taking AJ. I'll take that Oregon receiver too. Long story short: we have the second best head coach in the SEC. Probably a top 5 coaching staff overall. The only piece missing is better talent. Mullen is going into what, his ninth season here? If there's ever been a time to turn the page, it's now, with OM reeling from everything. Pedal to the floor on recruiting, and getting transfers (graduate or otherwise) who bring up the talent in the locker room. Some of these takes will be risky, but I trust Dan to keep the culture solid.
He ain't coming to State. He had his chance and burned every bridge in the process.
Get him back??? We never even came close to having him in the first place. He was never even considering MSU. Was Bama bound before OM upped the stakes late.
Why wouldn't you guys want a player that could objectively help our team win games?
You guys are too emotional about it. I am as well, but, if he were to redshirt for a year, make amends, be a good teammate, & work hard, I just don't see the downside.
Again, ain't happening & I don't particulary like the guy, but the first time he scored in maroon & white, I'd cheer
then there was Darius Brown, now head coach at Callaway. He signed with UM out of HS. Left after his frosh year and transferred to JC and then signed w/MSU afterwards. He's not a player but Dudy Noble coached at UM before coming to MSU.
EliteDawgs logic:
1) OMG our WR recruiting is so terrible. That's gonna be our Achilles heel this year.
Okay, so what if I told you there was a talented receiver from Starkville who could help us big time? He might need some attitude adjustments, but it's nothing Mullen hasn't dealt with before.
2) Nah, 17 that shitbird.
Addendum: big egos are part of big-time recruiting. And receivers are the worst. If we want to land big-time receivers, this is something we're gonna have to deal with, AJ or not.